Sentence examples for would be bleak from inspiring English sources

Shorn of the printing part, their future would be bleak.

"If we were logical, the future would be bleak indeed.

In 1899, Qasim Amin warned that unless Muslims embracedmodernity and equality, the future would be bleak.

A witness testified that his life would be bleak and he would deteriorate under a regime of isolation.

Add in a parlous demographic outlook and a nationalist party intent on over-spending, and Scotland's economic prospects would be bleak.

"I always thought the moors would be bleak and open," says Richard as we ride past a lake covered in a thick layer of mist.

Van Gaal's future prospects would be bleaker should he fail.

In this case, the medium-term outlook would indeed be bleak.Undeniably, Japan's structural defects (especially excessive borrowing by firms to invest in projects with low returns) have worsened its problems.

If brought for a vote right now, the prospects of the TPP passing the House would still be bleak.

If the prize were to become an annual event, there would be such a rush for these jobs that they would no longer be bleak, and thousands of bleak job holders would be thrown out of work.

If the prize were to become an annual event, there would be such a rush for these jobs that they would no longer be bleak, and thousands of bleak job holders would be thrown out of work..